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Horse With Abscess?
The horse I lease has a huge abscess (or we are at least 90% sure) on the back of his heal at the corony band on right front foot. It sometimes oozes, its really puffy, VERY sensitive and he is lame. The lady that owns the horse thinks that all we need to do is just soak the foot in hot water with epsom salts and let it drain by itself. This really concerns me with all i’ve read about polticing the foot and keeping it wraped to stop infection. The stall he is in currently is covered in poop and pee, no shavings, just rubber mats. The paddock to the outside is a mud pile and has large sharp rocks for part of the footing. Sometimes they let him out into the bigger pasture which is grass but the pathway to the barn is still rocks, causing him to step on them. I’m not sure what to do, the horse is in pain and the foot has been like this for about 3 days now. Any ideas what i should do? I don’t want to go against the owners instructions and “leave it”, any ideas?
Not knowing what you have spelled out in your lease nor how your responsibilities lie, it is hard to answer your question….If you have a written lease, go back and examine what your responsibilities are and what are the owners…that makes a big difference in determining your next move. If the owner is responsible and is not attending to the matter, call the owner and make some sort of verbal agreement, backed up with a “written agreement” that if you get a vet to look at the horse, the cost of the vet will come off of your lease fee. You do have a potentially serious problem here, so draw it to a head, contact the owner and get it settled (in writing, I cannot stress this point enough) and go from there…in fact, you are paying for a lease on a horse that is unsound, at least at the present, so that should also be considered. (depending on the wording of your lease)
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